Can’t make a full turn on your backswing because your shoulders are so tight? Let us show you a simple way to start improving your shoulder range of motion in minutes a day.
Low back pain is the most common injury for golfers. Over 50% of golfers experience back pain!
“Most golfers stand too far from the golf ball” …Byron Nelson
In the 80 percent of what, you might ask?
In one of our previous blogs we talked about standing too far away from the ball, and that you should try standing closer.
When you stretch, whether it's before your play or at the start of the day, are you stiff and tight like a Viking, or are you loose and supple like a contortionist?
“If you think your hands are more important in your golf swing than your legs, try walking a hole on your hands.”- Gary Player
“The golf swing is like a powerful graceful dance." — George Knudson
Hey Golfing Friend!
It's all in the HIPS!
Swing flaws such as faulty footwork are not always just a simple technique issue. Often technique issues develop as reactions and compensations for poor mobility patterns.
Many golfers often will struggle with their pivot and turn because they lack mobility or they try to overturn and force the body turn. They’re over using their arms and they are swinging too much with the arms without a coordinated pivot motion of the body, which in turn affects consistency in the swing arc.
Can’t walk a full 18 holes without foot, leg or back pain?